JeganRX
Well-known member
So, for last semester's film course, I really wanted to pursue a topic that came to mind over last summer: What could a technologically adept person (likely from the current generation) do to get past homelessness?
When brainstorming this, I had to set some assumptions for the protagonist, such as a place to start, with a little money already to his name, and a college education. I probably should have read Scratch Beginnings to get a better idea of how to realistically write the film, but alas it came out the way it did.
The script was unfortunately stripped of many scenes, due to my inability to "pay" (read: feed) more actors, the unavailability of locations, and a tight shoot schedule of two days. It was also lacking in equipment, with a single Canon T2i, f/2.8 17-55 IS lens, an HDV501 tripod head, Kino Flo Diva-Lite, Zoom H4N, and a single lav mic (meaning it was harder to edit audio against certain shots), the name of which escapes me!
There's many flaws here, but I thank my cast and crew for their commitment and hard work. Before anyone says anything, believe me, I'm well aware of the glasses inconsistency. :thumbsup: